That phone was pinged eight times on the day of the murder, but was also pinged several times days later.
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And last week, she pinged me on WhatsApp just because.
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"I actually pinged a whole bunch of companies," he says.
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I had some contacts at Verizon that I pinged separately.
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Occasionally they pinged each other, but the timing never aligned.
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A light pinged in my brain—this thing makes people listen.
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Paul's cellphone has pinged only three times since she left home.
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His phone pinged every time earthquake monitors recorded a new aftershock.
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Unable to find the family, the police pinged their cell phones.
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I keep getting pinged on the bot, so it's slow going.
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Instantly, the journalist's ever-present question pinged through my head: Why?
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Admit it, Dar has always pinged your "up to no good" radar.
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Brown's cell phone pinged on the Woodruff property after she went missing.
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When she didn't return, he called the police, who pinged her phone.
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One even pinged off a space station window, damaging the thick glass.
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News of his post pinged around the internet, including on Facebook itself.
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Immediately after, I was pinged me to ask if everything was ok.
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Examples of signals produced by various objects when pinged by the smartwatch.
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Phones pinged with alerts, and cable news channels carried the announcement live.
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When she didn't return, her dad called the police, who pinged her phone.
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O'Reilly had pinged a shot off the post earlier in the man advantage.
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That is not our support or, frankly, anyone's identity to just be pinged.
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Earlier in his life, he had pinged around the Midwest for a time.
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I pinged Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield about the departure, but got no reply.
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And even then, my phone pinged endlessly throughout the night with email after email.
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At the time the text was sent her phone was pinged in Gooding, Idaho.
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That's critical, since Facebook Messenger only lets brands message people who've already pinged them.
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In the first period, center Eric Staal's shot pinged off the crossbar behind Talbot.
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You'll be pinged every time a new listing that matches your criteria is added.
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My phone pinged with a friend reporting on his experience in the public bleachers.
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She noted that a cell phone can be pinged in bedrooms and doctor's offices.
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Since then, a handful of you have pinged me about its spam bot problem.
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When the doors pinged open on my floor I felt a true "wow" moment.
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He said his son's phone also pinged on the mountain around 8:30 a.m.
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Employees might start seeing Twitter light up, or they might start getting pinged by reporters.
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Loofe's phone pinged less than two hours later near Wilber, where Boswell and Tail lived.
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Your Android device could typically get pinged when you venture near a location with beacons.
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NASA has pinged it over 1,000 times in those gloomy eight months, to no avail.
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We've pinged Twitter for comment and will update the article when we hear from them.
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In a subway car, Carol is pinged by other uninfected humans trying to disguise themselves.
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Their bodies were discovered after their cell phones pinged in the area, reports ABC News.
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Shaqiri's, on the other hand, pinged neatly off the post and billowed the net. Gorgeous.
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That same day her phone pinged off a tower near Gooding, Idaho some 700 miles away.
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An observer could only see that you pinged Signal's servers — not who you contacted or when.
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We pinged our friends and said: 'Who wants one of these — the world's first gaming mouse?
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Bullets again pinged off the vehicle, and mortar shells sent up plumes of dust around us.
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I tried to ask again in different ways; every time, my questions pinged off her hull.
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OCEARCH said that seven of its tagged sharks have pinged with their location in recent days.
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Lisa Marie Velasquez was visiting her relatives in the Melrose housing project when her telephone pinged.
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And then if they pinged me like, "You need to be here," then I'd show up.
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Cell phone records show her phone pinged one final time as she went south before going offline.
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"I get pinged about opportunities and normally I ignore them, but this one sounded interesting," said Louie.
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"I like Krystal," my co-worker pinged me the morning after The Bachelor premiered on January 1.
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I pinged Verizon last night to ask about that, and I'll let you know what I hear.
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Police pinged Karina's phone and it showed she was in the brush near the park's jogging path.
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But one night, while she was sitting in her living room, a text pinged on her phone.
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I got pinged about it, but I didn't really get it so I didn't do a meeting.
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THE PRESIDENT PINGED OUT THAT HE'S GOING TO BE FRIENDLY WITH PRESIDENT XI NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS.
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When the timer pinged, I placed the dish on the table and held my hands over it.
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Pictures of militia members, of the left and right, standing at attention with long guns pinged around Twitter.
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Instead, I waited until his usual text pinged in the following Monday, asking how my weekend had been.
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It last pinged a cell phone tower near Wilber, Nebraska, about 40 miles away from her Lincoln apartment.
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You also get pinged with a digest once a day, if you want one, through the Digg bot.
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An integration with Nextdoor could hypothetically allow neighbors to get pinged when a service request is filed nearby.
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By using GPS location services, investigators pinged Torres' cell phone and located it in the Daytona Beach area.
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A few hours later, his phone was pinged by authorities, and they learned it was inside the home.
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I just pinged him last night, he's not going to become CEO of Uber, just so you know.
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His shot pinged off defender Kemar Lawrence and bounded past a crowd of defenders and goalkeeper Luis Robles.
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I think instead she just installed her hacked Signal client again, and got pinged from Elliot's phone again.
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The blue phone pinged once, and Ms. Kondo opened it to see that her text had been received.
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The vast majority of this year's political texting, however, doesn't require voters to opt in to be pinged.
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However, you should have multiple options for muting the conversation so you're not pinged on it every damn time.
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Federal investigators say her cell phone last pinged in the area of McClellanville, South Carolina, where Da'Shaun's family lives.
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Carpenter may concern only cell-tower data, but "a cell phone can be pinged in your bedroom", she said.
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Cellphone records showed Brittanee's phone pinged seven miles south of Myrtle Beach just half an hour after her disappearance.
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Users can also request how many audience segments they've been pinged to and how many advertisers are targeting them.
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I looked through phone records—not just to see who they called, but the cell phone towers they pinged.
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A settings panel lets you adjust the sensitivity, so you aren't getting pinged every time a truck drives by.
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Mr. Costanzo said he was frequently pinged on Instagram when new listeners encountered those videos, often on Apple Music.
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That Apple's servers would be pinged with every number a person is messaging should not come as a surprise.
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As they tried to defend Trump, his lawyers pinged haphazardly from process complaints to echoing Trump's own conspiracy theories.
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Sources told CNN Stephens' phone "pinged" in Erie, Pennsylvania (100 miles NE) but police have said his location is unknown.
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Many residents here have pinged their modems or checked security cameras or services to see if they are still up.
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Detectives allegedly pinged his phone, tracking it to nearby Erie, Pennsylvania, and the parking lot of the Saint Peter Cathedral.
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That is then pinged to the other crook, who uses it to unlock the driver's door and start the engine.
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Since her disappearance, police pinged her cell phone near Wilber, Nebraska, about 40 miles away from her apartment in Lincoln.
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Police pinged Samson's phone and found him at the Nashville office of security service provider G4S, Nashville Police said Monday.
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They also pinged McConnell for the Senate's schedule of convening in the afternoon on Mondays and often recessing on Thursdays.
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I pinged the dormant Golden Cow, we homed in on its response, and set down on the nearest flat roof.
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He repeatedly pinged New York and national strategists about his pathway, including traveling to gatherings like the Republican Governors Association.
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They ran daringly in and out of passing lanes, wove multilayered combinations, and pinged the ball with confidence and intent.
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Once again the ball pinged around the area for Belgium and this time it came out straight to Dries Mertens.
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I pinged Malhi for comment but he declined to take my call having committed to spending the day with family.
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After the calls from police, Alyssa's parents figured out that their phones were being pinged and took the batteries out.
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Cell phone data for Smith, obtained via a warrant, showed Smith's photo pinged at a location at 1:07 a.m.
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Stephens' phone pinged near Erie, PA ... according to a report, which would put him about 100 miles east of Cleveland.
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As the hours passed, Bosworth began to be pinged by fellow chefs who'd spotted the photo of him in rally coverage.
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FEMA and FEC officials said Tuesday they expected roughly 75 percent of cell phones in the United States to be pinged.
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When Thomas's email pinged into my inbox, I felt a surge of excitement for the first time in a long time.
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We've pinged Google for more info on the Allo desktop web app, and we'll let you know if we hear more.
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A jury found him guilty after they determined his involvement in the crime by identifying which cell towers Carpenter's phone pinged.
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We pinged NASA for comment and, more importantly, to ask whether any crimes have been committed in space to their knowledge.
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They get the account number and PIN — and when the card is activated, they are "pinged" and immediately drain the funds.
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And the people who run Lionsgate, AMC and the other smallish media companies get pinged by bankers on a regular basis.
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Because now when the code pinged that domain, it returned that it was registered, and therefore the ransomware would never activate itself!
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Cargomatic, based in Los Angeles, lets shippers list local jobs on its app, which are pinged to the smartphones of nearby drivers.
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Now you can get pinged when your friends have finished workouts with their Apple Watches, and you can leave them encouraging messages.
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Just a few days before our visit, Comanche, the elder plaza boss, pinged Luis on WhatsApp with the news of his murder.
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As online orders pinged into the company's inbox, a woman pulled red rubber sheets lined in "Reiwa" out of a chemical bath.
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His cell phone also pinged from that area on Sunday, but had not shown any signal since, according to the Facebook post.
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Pacioretty followed with a power-play goal, roofing a wrist shot from the right dot that pinged in off the right post.
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One investor told Recode that he was being "pinged constantly by secondary brokers" seeking a small amount of shares to the company.
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There were few clues; she was last seen by two hikers, and her cell phone pinged a tower the afternoon she got lost.
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What she believes is happening is a select few people who have created a following by creating controversy are starting to get pinged.
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They did this without a warrant and failed to disclose to a judge the next morning that they had already "pinged" his phone.
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CareerExpect breakthroughs around your career, long-term goals, and reputation, assuming you take a creative risk or two when pinged by your intuition.
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While being interviewed by the Times, she waited two hours and then got pinged to complete one ride, from which she made $3.37.
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As journalists published stories, if someone made a comment, they would be pinged via email that someone had added something to their article.
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Bill: Also, if he sent it via something like WhatsApp, the URL would have been pinged automatically, due to "intelligent" URL pre-fetching.
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The documents list not only the companies that had access to the data, but specific phone numbers that were pinged by those companies.
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The parking sensors were still functioning and pinged when they sensed I was near a rosemary bush at the edge of my driveway.
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The ball pinged around the box, Roman Zobnin crossed right into the danger zone and Yury Gazinsky hammered it home with his head.
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The bullets pinged off the tile floor and the ceiling and the laptops whose screens cracked and blinked and turned a hazy white.
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"So [Iran] is going to have to tread carefully." with Tonya Riley PINGED: Iran could also respond with disinformation operations on social media.
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On May 23, his cellphone pinged near a job site where Fotis had driven to minutes earlier to retrieve an employee&aposs truck.
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First off, you won't be pinged by those friends from second grade whom you have spent the last 40 years trying to forget.
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Within minutes Vigilant's cameras pinged law enforcement — quickly enough that they were able to pull Mr. Hofer over just miles up the road.
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"I said if we get the information to the wives, we can get to the husbands," Nesbit said, as her cellphone pinged with alerts.
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Police pinged Samson's phone and found him at the Nashville office of security service provider G4S, Nashville Police said in a news conference Monday.
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One friend enlisted the help of a drone hobbyist, who offered to fly over areas where Valenti&aposs phone had last pinged cellphone towers.
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Minutes later,both our phones pinged, informing us that we had been given access to parental accounts that would allow us to monitor our baby.
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For that reason, I have TripIt Pro, an app ($49 a year) that has pinged me about gate and flight changes before the airline itself.
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People have been pinging me about this product since last night, and to be frank, I'm writing about it partially so I stop getting pinged.
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There are, therefore, a variety of opinions, as Syracuse University's Master of Information Management found out when they pinged two dozen tech experts and leaders.
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Relatives became concerned after seeing the post and reached out to law enforcement, who pinged Johnson's phone and later discovered his body, according to Billings.
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Bullets kicked up dust around our convoy and pinged off the vehicle's armored exterior and glass, leaving spider-web-like cracks in the thick windows.
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"Right now we're only talking about the cell sites records, but as I understand it, a cellphone can be pinged in your bedroom," she said.
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It pinged at Trump&aposs Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida before heading to two other golf clubs and then back to Mar-a-Lago.
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Which is why I pinged Steve Case for his thoughts on this deal this weekend, which might be the ultimate irony for the longtime entrepreneur.
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Three days after Berreth apparently vanished, her mobile phone pinged on a cell tower near Gooding, Idaho, nearly 600 miles from her home, police have said.
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They could track the ship's movements minute by minute, as the Automatic Identification System that all cargo ships must use pinged its location, bearing, and speed.
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It's easy to set notifications so that I get pinged only when they post something, which is much less emotionally burdensome than using the news feed.
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I still get pinged for emails that I instantly delete and Newton still doesn't really know what email is important to me and what is trash.
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Going in circles More than a month after it went dark on October 10, the Hao Fan 6's signal pinged in the East China Sea.
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That's because as soon as an iPhone owner types in a phone number, Apple's servers are pinged to determine whether the number represents another iOS device.
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When I pinged Maris to see where this effort stood today, he said he had just decided not to pull the trigger on the new fund.
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But when Jason pinged me, I read up on the events leading up to the landing and was reminded of how it brought a nation together.
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Even with the Facebook app closed, Geoffrey found that Peet's Coffee, The Atlantic, Home Depot and the Pete Buttigieg campaign all pinged Facebook with his data.
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Using phone records, police discovered that Kent Easter's phone pinged at a cell tower near Peters' home the night before the drugs were planted in Kelli's car.
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Every time he took an extracurricular love trip, he claims she was pinged, which led her to confront him about the alleged affair and their eventual divorce.
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The second inmate had heard that Timothy allegedly picked Drexel up in Myrtle Beach and drove her to McClellanville, where her last cellphone signal pinged, Munoz said.
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Police have said that three days after Berreth apparently vanished, her mobile phone pinged on a cell tower near Gooding, Idaho, nearly 600 miles from her home.
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Duff says police also discovered that Kent Easter's phone pinged at a cell tower near Peters' home the night before the drugs were found in her car.
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Her comic delivery — clipped and emotionless, like an imprecise calculation of the human species — has pinged off the all-too-human bungling of Richard and Erlich beautifully.
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Why do we try to write while held hostage by cookie-cutter offices, zapped by overhead fluorescence and pinged by electronic apps of varying degrees of annoyance?
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Detectives also obtained a search warrant for Smith's cell phone which allegedly pinged within minutes of the timestamp on the SD card's last photo of the victim.
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Customers arrive, leave their order and phone number, and go somewhere else to wait for an hour or more to get pinged when their food is ready.
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Beats pinged TechCrunch this morning to let us know that the new addition will be arriving on a number of its new headphones, in addition to AirPods.
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More sophisticated malware, for example, might have pinged a different, randomly chosen address each time the software is run instead of hard-coding one address into the software.
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Even if you didn't address it at the moment, Android Pie makes it simple to see which apps have recently pinged you and stop it from happening again.
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In my tests, the Doorbell Cam worked reliably; my phone was pinged almost immediately after the button was pressed, and booting up the video call was relatively fast.
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In addition to two-way audio and video streaming, you can record lullabies, get pinged if the motion sensors detect baby is restless and receive air quality reports.
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It was a trademark Sheringham strike: a hopeful ball was pinged into the box, before he turned on his heel and scuffed it in at the near post.
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I was curious about the intellectual property claims and pinged my friend, professor Tim Wu of Net Neutrality fame, who gently explained that copyright covered expression, not ideas.
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I pinged the team, who let me know that my puzzle would still be running, but it would be pushed back a bit to keep it somewhat fresh.
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Police also say that Donaldson's phone records show that he was pinged in the location of three murders, with Donaldson spending less than 25 minutes in each location.
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Moore first pinged on America's radar in a big way on The Dick Van Dyke Show, where she played Van Dyke's wife, Laura Petrie, from 1960 through 19693.
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Berreth's cell phone pinged from towers in Idaho after she disappeared, and a text message sent from her phone to her employer had requested a week off from work.
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The image of Nancy Pelosi, standing up and staring down the President at a table ringed by white male political leaders, pinged around the internet and the evening news.
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Those who know Yeoman in the Gridley community of fewer than 7,000 residents joined with volunteers to search the field where her phone last pinged, at 4:33 a.m.
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So if you're sick of getting pinged every time one of your favorite accounts bucks that purpose and starts a broadcast, you're going to want to mute your notifications.
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When I could get no really substantive on-the-record statements from the tech leaders, I pinged investor Chris Sacca, because I knew he would not let me down.
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"We're always connecting to our phones and computers these days, getting pinged with a never ending to-do list, and it's stressful," Moodica's project lead Simone Barsky tells Creators.
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Early that month the startup pinged us to trail forthcoming news — of "a major partnership that will allow us to accelerate in the smartphone market" — only to go silent.
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The amount of information is hardly overwhelming; a glance is all you need to know what's been pinged, where it is, and whether or not it's worth attending to.
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The move seemed to break down when David Alaba pinged a cross into the nearest defender but, controlling the ball once more, he found Ribery with his second attempt.
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But then my inbox pinged again, this time from a manufacturer which said it had four physical phone accessory stores, two factories, and exports to Europe and the USA.
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When the tribespeople squatted, their readouts pinged, indicating that their leg muscles were contracting far more than when they sat, and almost 40 percent as often as during walks.
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This morning, my phone pinged with yet another news alert that made me catch my breath and I decided that was it: The time has come for Christmas things.
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On the second day of 2020, awash in the possibilities of a new year — nay, decade — my iPhone pinged with a notification that came from out of the blue.
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When my mother died suddenly last year, at the age of 63, they started coming: gift cards for Seamless, GrubHub and Uber Eats that pinged softly in my inbox.
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More than 200 million cell phones across the United States got pinged with a fake "presidential alert" Wednesday afternoon as a part of a nationwide test of emergency warning systems.
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It worked perfectly — until the license plate of an Audi the group used to surveil the facility pinged on closed-circuit video and was identified by a computer as suspicious.
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According to police, Briley's phone was last pinged Tuesday morning in the Tri-Cities of Virginia — an area in the Greater Richmond Region which includes Petersburg, Colonial Heights and Hopewell.
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Based on how the piece, titled "How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation," rapidly pinged across the internet, I know I wasn't the only one who saw themselves in her words.
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That means you can get around having a mobile notification pinged to someone after you screenshot a Snapchat photo or video—all just by using a smartphone with iOS 11.
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It took six wolves fitted with GPS collars (five males and one female), a summer's worth of data, and tens of thousands of pinged locations to produce the stunning map.
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You won't have to open and close the separate apps every time you get pinged with a notification — you can just quickly flip back and forth from your News Feed.
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That leaked data did indicate that some information may have been stored over time; the data included lists of phone numbers that had been located or 'pinged,' stretching back years.
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"We are attacked or pinged over a million times every day, which means that people continue to probe or push to try to get into our database," he said Thursday.
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PINGED: Chinese diplomats urged French officials to treat Huawei fairly as they select suppliers for their 5G next-generation mobile network, Sarah White, Mathieu Rosemain and Elizabeth Pineau at Reuters report.
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As I pinged around Iowa and heard speeches by all four leading candidates (Sanders, Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg), I realized that there are three R's of this Democratic primary.
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He called him every once in a while, or pinged off a series of texts, Rowan's responses shorter and shorter until the exchange trailed into virtual silence— How are your classes ?
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The dispatcher "could hear a lot of yelling" during the 911 call, which was "pinged" to the Closs home, according to a dispatch log the Barron County Sheriff's Office released Friday.
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When the deal was announced, I pinged a couple people at Fortune and someone said, "He's a Thai billionaire no one's ever heard of," which I think is still pretty accurate.
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In the same class that thought I was a porn addict, I was quietly working when my phone, which was sitting face up on the desk, pinged with a text message.
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The new filing alleges both parents confessed to police after being confronted with a "forensic analysis of cell phone data," which showed their phones pinged near where the boy's body was discovered.
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Given how rarely this administration reacts to the incessant leaking, we pinged several former and current White House insiders to find out which leaks of sensitive information had troubled Trump officials most.
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Her voice still crackled with its usual texture and power, but something about her set in a rock festival setting, where her discography had pinged across so many genres, didn't quite work.
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Every scene gets a unique URL that can be remixed and added to by people that you share it with, effectively creating a shared gif space that can be ping-pinged around.
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And if you're traveling on business, do you ask for a second receipt just for the tip (since the Uber receipt for the trip itself is automatically pinged to your email inbox)?
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When Pokémon Prism started becoming a real thing—buoyed by the release of a trailer, a promise of download links, and a release date—it made sense that it pinged Nintendo's radar.
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In order for me to play with the big girls, I needed to rack up numbers and experiences, even if those numbers and experiences had me hyperventilating each time my phone pinged.
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Tsunami warning sirens sounded, cellphones pinged with emergency alerts, and in Kodiak, which suffered major damage when an earthquake in 33 sparked a tsunami, roads filled as residents rushed toward higher ground.
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Mawhinney&aposs arrest warrant says he inquired about accessing the property back in March or April, and that his cellphone pinged near the grave site on May 31 at 11:04 p.m.
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Wales said the 911 call was only able to be traced to the cell tower it pinged off -- meaning McLemore could have been anywhere within a 2-mile radius of the tower.
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This can come in handy if you want to keep your phone on your person but don't want it to be pinged or located by a signal sent from a cell tower.
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When she pinged for data, all she got was a menu of old movies, a selection of single-player games, and a whirring progress bar showing progress on her indictment: 12 percent complete.
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On our last night in Marrakesh, my iPhone pinged with news of the Paris attacks that November, each alert showing a higher death toll and revealing scarier details as the hostage situation unfolded.
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She double-faulted to concede two break points and fell 3-0 behind, having reprieved Barty with a weak overhead smash and another poorly struck volley that pinged the top of the net.
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" This did not please the President, who pinged back to remind his aide what he'd neglected to mention -- "that the results of the 2016 election were not impacted or changed by the Russians.
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During the trial, prosecutors pointed to all the times when calls that Wilds and Syed made pinged towers close to where Wilds said they were, particularly when they supposedly buried Lee in Leakin Park.
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You can customize the range for the motion detection as well as the time of day when you'll get alerts so you don't get pinged all day long if it's near a busy entryway.
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Three days after Berreth apparently vanished her mobile phone pinged on a cell tower near Gooding, Idaho, nearly 600 miles from her home in Woodland Park, Colorado, police said at a news conference Monday.
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The company's latest innovations include flight price alerts pinged to your inbox, and the Google Home personal assistant, a voice-activated speaker that can translate languages and tell you when your flight is departing.
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It certainly makes tracking and redeeming offers very straightforward, right from your phone, and you can configure push alerts if you want to be pinged whenever there's a deal available in your areas of interest.
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No. But I actually think I would have if it weren't in the middle of the day, in a strange office and I wasn't being pinged by work emails and texts at the same time.
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And yet, as word of the summit pinged around the internet and barged onto newspaper front pages already crowded with Trump-news, a third camp made itself heard, arguing that maybe this time is different.
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If your pet wanders out of the safe zone, you'll be pinged — and on the off chance that he or she does go missing, you'll have much more reliable backup than Facebook and neighborhood posters.
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The screenshot of the CerCareOne system in action displays the phone's GPS coordinates as well as its approximate location on a Google Maps interface; the time of the geolocation attempt, and the phone number pinged.
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One especially neat tool that comes as part of the rollout is a "Remind Me" button that will allow users to select upcoming content they'd like to be pinged about when it's available for streaming.
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When early voting began in Tennessee's Republican gubernatorial primary, for example, voters started getting pinged with anonymous attack ads against Republicans Randy Boyd and Bill Lee, according to text messages discovered by The Nashville Tennessean.
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We were responsible for knowing 180 laws, but Mary had prepared us for the content and rhythm of the exam, and her voice pinged in my head as I worked my way through the scan bubbles.
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Do not disturb, meanwhile, will let users set times when they do not get pinged with messages, but when you "return" again to Workplace, Facebook decides what gets sorted to the top of what you view.
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Facebook says the AR service was, at its peak, pinged more than 13,000 times in single minute during F8–not a small number when you consider that there were just over 5,000 registered attendees this year.
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After the police obtained his cellphone records through a warrant, they found that Mr. Smith's phone pinged to a location on Rainbow Valley Road along the Seward Highway — near where the remains were found on Oct.
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The central role of prospection has emerged in recent studies of both conscious and unconscious mental processes, like one in Chicago that pinged nearly 500 adults during the day to record their immediate thoughts and moods.
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"What more do you need?" he says, smirking, as if creating such sprawling, evolving soundscapes is as simple as… well, whacking a few sentences about getting pinged in your mate's shed into a Google Doc (sorry mum).
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Then, he says, turn off all your notifications so that you're not pinged if someone's trying to get in touch with you unless it's someone important (most apps let you filter to get notifications from certain people).
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And while children pinged around the sidewalk with excitement, I was far from the only lone adult in attendance—impressive for a movie whose predecessor came out 14 long years ago, in the year Facebook was founded.
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That is, I fell into such a state that when the others trespassed and pinged my suite, as they were sure to do, they would find me unconscious, my telltales indicating deep sleep rhythms in my brain.
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The Watch can also detect when you're working out — the last few times I've gone to the gym, my Apple Watch pinged me to ask if I was on an indoor run and then recorded my workout.
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But most of the time, when pinged, the researchers use a boat to follow the floating tag's signal in the water, or a car on land — if some person has intercepted it and taken it home unknowingly.
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Cabot is not the only one looking to spend Memorial Day weekend in the waters off the northeast United States, great whites Hal, Brunswick, and Jane have all "pinged" close to the east coast in the past week.
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Within weeks of the DNA hits, Lunsford had plenty of evidence implicating Austin and Garcia: Both were from Oakland, but a warrant for their cellphone records showed they'd pinged towers near Monte Sereno the night of the homicide.
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A frozen chicken, toilet paper and margarine all get pinged with Mr Jankowski's arrows, but his hunter-gatherer approach only takes him as far as the till, where the cashier patiently puts through each of his pierced purchases.
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But this past weekend, when thousands gathered at JFK airport to protest Trump's immigration ban on seven predominantly Muslim countries, Pizza to the Polls' Twitter account was pinged by people who thought the protesters could use some pizza.
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The puntero up above likely dispatched the driver to check us out, Luis explains, and the driver likely pinged the guy who we now see pop out from around a corner a half-block away to the south.
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We're told that Google will be making a formal announcement in about an hour, but Pointy has already posted the news on its own site while we were digging around for details after getting pinged by a source.
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" Police have released few details of their investigation, except to say they are pursuing leads in Idaho, where the missing woman's cell phone pinged nearly 600 miles from her home about three days after she was last seen. "Mr.
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At the facilities where Amazon sorts goods before delivery, for example, workers are given skeleton schedules and get pinged by an app when additional hours in the warehouse become available, sometimes as little as 403 minutes before they're needed.
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If you're writing a grant proposal but getting pinged on Google Hangouts at the same time, that work will suffer, so you have to be strategic in turning off the push notifications that distract you from what you're working on.
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The downside of this is that the brain is being pinged with electrical pulses even when it isn't necessary (such as when a person is resting), which can lead to unwanted side effects and more surgeries to replace the device's battery.
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Yesterday morning, while I was on my way to DJing a three-hour radio tribute to the just-deceased David Bowie, my editor pinged me to see if I could, perhaps, contribute a piece to Noisey's offerings of Bowie remembrances.
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If you turn on notifications for a grocery store or restaurant near where you live, or a specific type of food—say, pastries or meats—your phone will be pinged when that retailer has the item you're after for sale.
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And yet Abdelkader's cell phone pinged a cell tower near his mother's apartment at the time of the connections, and the alibi he initially provided for his whereabouts that night—he claimed to have been at a party—proved false.
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In the case of the Nigerian Pete supporter, every time folks made snarky comments or retweeted jokes about the theory—whether they were Pete supporters or Pete anti-stans—those messages pinged to new audiences, spreading polluted information in unpredictable directions.
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PINGED: A National Security Agency program that analyzed Americans' phone calls and text messages yielded only one significant investigation before the agency shuttered the program in 2019, a study provided to Congress yesterday by an internal government civil liberties watchdog found.
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Three years ago, following a disastrous attempt to bring my children on a work trip that culminated in an ER visit, a cancelled meeting, and a bruised-but-fine child, an email pinged into my inbox from an editor I barely knew.
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During his travels in the small, rural town in South Carolina low country, where authorities say Brittanee's cell phone last pinged, Chad passed out fliers to pedestrians and to a young man in a car who rubbed him the wrong way, he said.
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"It pinged reliably and I got a benchmark along the route so I saw where he was and how he got there," Sherman Mason, a dad who tried out the Relay with his son Maximus, toldMy Fox 8of the device's GPS tracking feature.
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As metal bats pinged in batting practice behind him, Scalise demonstrated how his rehab efforts had gotten him to the point where he could field a ground ball, it was clear, physically at least, the road back to normal is still long.
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"Out of all the stuff I've worked on it wasn't necessarily one of the biggest things, but it's one that I get pinged about from time after time, randomly here or there, no matter where I'm at," Justin Lambros mentions with a smile.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that putting a GPS tracker on a car counts as a search under the Fourth Amendment, but this was because installing the device involved touching a person's property — something that doesn't happen when a cellphone is pinged.
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PINGED: Vulnerabilities in Chinese social media app TikTok could have allowed hackers to access user account information, such as phone numbers, and to spread videos without users' knowledge or consent, researchers at the cybersecurity firm CheckPoint revealed in a report out this morning.
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Dig the compelling strangeness of a black, rectangular communication device in Buenos Aires, which gets pinged by a bruised woman early in the episode and then at the end appears to shrink down a hundredfold after Mr. C calls it from prison.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - President Donald Trump was taking off on Air Force One when the latest bad news pinged into the inboxes of his besieged staff - a report that he had told Russian officials that fired FBI Director James Comey was "a nut job".
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" Uber confirmed the departure and when I pinged Whetstone for comment, she sent me this statement: "I am incredibly proud of the team that we've built — and that just as when I left Google, a strong and brilliant woman will be taking my place.
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" Uber confirmed the departure, and when I pinged Whetstone for comment, she sent me this statement: "I am incredibly proud of the team that we've built — and that just as when I left Google, a strong and brilliant woman will be taking my place.
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Nixon arrived at the Albany Hilton as debate over the endorsement pinged back and forth in a basement ballroom, only entering to applause after the results of ballot -- which she ultimately carried with 91.5% of the vote -- were confirmed and trumpeted by party leaders.
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Philip Taubman, former Moscow bureau chief: Rather than going to Middlebury or Monterey to learn Russian in 1985 as [my wife] Felicity and I prepared to move to Moscow, I pinged Jane Taubman, my sister-in-law and professor of Russian at Amherst College.
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When investigators pinged the cellphone of Kala Brown two days after she and her boyfriend, Charles Carver, was reported missing, it led them to the South Carolina farm of Todd Kohlhepp, a real estate agent and registered sex offender for whom Ms. Brown cleaned houses.
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It pinged off at least one fan before Glasnow's father Greg—in a white Pirates polo shirt and black Pirates cap—had it in his hands, and then Zack Hample came out of nowhere, punched him in the face and stole it dropped it, losing it forever.
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Eden Hazard, the mercurial forward who had pinged a shot off the post minutes before Japan's second goal, said his mind drifted back two years, to Belgium's shocking quarterfinal defeat to Wales at the 173 European Championships — an upset in which Belgium squandered an early lead.
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I take the Post, I take the Times, I go to CR. That's always my first port of call, because stuff happens 24/7 at CR. I get pinged and sometimes I want to read everything that comes on the website, so I always go there.
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"We went to McConnell's people, we went to Schumer's people, and Pelosi's and McCarthy's people — we pinged them all," said Rachelle B. Bernstein, a lobbyist and tax counsel at the National Retail Federation, which pressed successfully for the $275-billion-a-year change in federal tax law.
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This project took a long time to gestate, coming together remotely as the boys pinged each other ideas and songs and licks (after living in NYC for years Brooks currently resides in LA, and Killalea has been bouncing between NYC and Charlottesville and is, apparently, West Coast bound).
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And unlike doing a better job at the private tasks of balancing your checkbook or organizing your closet, fulfilling on your fitness resolution is often highly visible, whether literally embodied in your newly whittled waistline or pinged to the world via your check-in at your local CrossFit box.
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For her birthday, her rowdy, roistering friends take her on a night out to the local pub, where a spotlight falls onto a male stripper, waggling toned, thonged butt cheeks in her face, and before she knows it, the thong has pinged off and Beryl is a new woman.
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At the northern end of a roasting Madison Square Park, beneath the statue of David Glasgow Farragut, 16 cymbalists, arranged in groups of four, tapped out rhythms amplified to a roar over speakers that couldn't cope, or pinged quietly, sticks striking right at the center of the discs.
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The U.S. Customs and Border Control refused to comment for this article, but the F.B.I.—which was assigned to the case before the drone pinged a border tower before immediately shutting down its GPS module again—said that a rare instance of data sharing likely led to the malfunction.
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As the tunes kept coming, these fast, furious blasts of high tempo wreckage, mangled incantations pinged in from another universe, a universe where the lumbering thump of house and techno's 4/4 rigidity is viewed with suspicion, I felt myself falling deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole.
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On Monday, Ward made an emotional plea accusing the prosecution of not looking at all of the evidence, saying his cellphone pinged in a different part of town and it would have been impossible for him to reach the scene of the crime in the time frame officials had given.
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Benchmark 10-year German bond yields, which move inverse to price, were set for their biggest weekly rise in almost three months and for U.S. Treasuries it was set to be the largest in exactly a year having pinged to 1.535 percent from last week's all-time low of 1.3210 percent.
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Mr. Currier has built his early movements around snippets of Mendelssohn's symphony, including both "A Mighty Fortress" (disarmingly pinged out on celesta) and the "Dresden Amen," then shifted the focus from 16th- and 19th-century spiritual concerns to present-day environmental ones, ending with a choral text by Sarah Manguso. Oct.
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The joint response by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer to Mr. Trump's wall speech turned into a very funny mom-and-dad-sure-are-mad meme, while Senator Lindsey Graham looked like a feckless spinning top as he pinged from faux indignation at some of Mr. Trump's acts to adulation.
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The case the court decided today dealt with Timothy Carpenter, who was convicted of participating in a string of robberies in 2010 and 2011 — a conviction based partly on data from Carpenter's cell phone providers, which showed that his phone pinged cell towers near the sites of the robberies at the times they occurred.
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I've pinged Musk for the answer and will update the article if I get it, but anecdotal evidence from Tesla forums suggests that it happens when the battery is anywhere from 84% to 94% capacity, so roughly in line with what Musk had said — but ambient temperature is also a factor, so your mileage (literally) may vary.
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In the hours after the shooting, someone with access to a controversial data system looked up the location, or "pinged," one of the bounty hunter's phones, pinpointing it to the Nissan dealership, according to data leaked to Motherboard from a company that sold real-time location data of AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint customers to bounty hunters.
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The Islanders threatened just once in the third period — center John Tavares appeared to score a one-on-four goal, but officials ruled the shot, which pinged off the post, and did not cross the goal line — and the Senators pulled away on Derick Brassard's rebound goal at 20:21 and empty netters by Smith and Tom Pyatt in the final 22:20.
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Perhaps the above mention of "Mike Cernovich" has already pinged some part of your brain that remembers keywords from the news and headlines of the past few days; it was Cernovich who helped engineer a push to have Gunn fired from the third Guardians of the Galaxy film, by dredging up and encouraging his followers to circulate several of Gunn's old tweets.
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According to the attorney, Austin had come by the trap house where Garcia hung out to pick up Garcia's cousin; the cousin was in on the crime and had borrowed a box of gloves that Garcia frequently used, which is why Garcia's DNA was found on the gloves at the crime scene; the reason Garcia's cellphone pinged towers near Monte Sereno was because his cousin had borrowed it that night.
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So I pinged my Mashable colleague Ray Wong in New York who'd just gotten the P30 Pro as I was wrapping up the review and asked him to take some low-light shots with the P30 Pro, the iPhone XS Max, the Samsung Galaxy S10+ and the Google Pixel 3 XL. The Pixel XL 3, with its spectacular Night Sight, comes close to the P30 Pro's Night Mode.
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McMaster is not the only Trump adviser whose fate is uncertain: rather, uncertainty is one of the only certainties in the Trump administration, where the boss' views are constantly changing, shaped not only by cable news coverage that streams around the clock from dozens of televisions throughout the West Wing, but also by the opinions of a dozen or so Trump friends and advisers who are regularly pinged for advice.
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This how you end up with people, like yours truly, looking at Donnel like this: "In Fire Emblem, there are times when you encounter a character and instantly know he or she is going to be a blast to write, and that's exactly how Donnel played out," said localization firm 8-4, who wrote the dialogue for Donnel as part of their translation work on Fire Emblem: Awakening, when I pinged them this week.
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Our media columnist Eric Peckham (who is hard at work on the Unity EC-1, which we will start to publish here shortly) pinged his network of media investors to figure out what the media VC world is up to in mid-2019: Here are the media investment theses of: Cyan Banister (Founders Fund), Alex Taussig (Lightspeed), Matt Hartman (betaworks), Stephanie Zhan (Sequoia), Jordan Fudge (Sinai), Christian Dorffer (Sweet Capital), Charles Hudson (Precursor), MG Siegler (GV), and Eric Hippeau (Lerer Hippeau).
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" The Washington Post reported that "at least four national security officials were so alarmed by the Trump administration's attempts to pressure Ukraine for political purposes that they raised concerns with a White House lawyer both before and immediately after" the call; "concerns soared in the call's aftermath," the Post reported officials said, and "within minutes, senior officials including national security adviser John Bolton were being pinged by subordinates about problems with what the president had said to his Ukrainian counterpart.
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